The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has picked 26 foreign and local companies as well as 12 countries to lift the country’s crude oil for the next two years. The crude term contracts, expected to

An Ethiopian agency and a UN team is, in the coming few weeks, set to start a joint investigation into serious human rights violations committed in the Tigray region. The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC)

Twelve people, allegedly policemen, were killed in an attack by militant Misseriya tribesmen on Dungoup village in Abyei, on Sunday. At least seven others were injured. Two days before, the same group killed two elderly

Controversial deal with China would be ‘disastrous’ for fishing and protected rainforest, say opponents A $55m (£39m) deal struck by the government of Sierra Leone with China to build an industrial fishing harbour on 100

French President Emmanuel Macron this week hosts African leaders and chiefs of global financial institutions for twin summit meetings that will seek to help Sudan into a new democratic era and provide Africa with critical

Dans un communiqué rendu publique aujourd’hui, le mouvement M5RFP, fer de lance de la contestation qui a précipité la chute de l’ancien régime IBK, se désolidarise du processus en cours et rejette de participer à

Le Premier ministre a présenté sa démission et celle de son gouvernement, ce vendredi 14 mai au président de transition Bah N’Daw. Moctar Ouane a immédiatement été reconduit et chargé de former un nouveau gouvernement

As the insurgency in northern Mozambique continues to escalate, not only is the humanitarian crisis deepening, but the instability’s ripple effects are being felt far beyond Mozambique’s borders. Over 700,000 people in the region have